JoeNotCharles
First Post
One other - I voted already.
Proposal: Approve Dragon 373
elecgraystone
First Post
Ah, you said no to the Orb of Entropy and yes to the other stuff. I missed the yes in the middle of your post.
Ozymandias79
First Post
yes!
stonegod
Spawn of Khyber/LEB Judge
You can post a reminder on General Discussion.Sorry Kenhood, I can't vote and even if I could you'd have to find 2 others.
elecgraystone
First Post
Yeah, if things linger for a while this is a good bet. It worked for me.
garyh
First Post
I vote the same as JNC.
NO on the Orb of Entropy.
YES on the Assassin article, with the following clarifications/amendments:
1. Fey Death is the Dragon version, not the Compendium version. (This should be noted in the charter so people don't get confused.)
2. Bonuses for having more than one party member with a Guild feat apply even if they're members of different Guilds.[/QUOTE]
NO on the Orb of Entropy.
YES on the Assassin article, with the following clarifications/amendments:
1. Fey Death is the Dragon version, not the Compendium version. (This should be noted in the charter so people don't get confused.)
2. Bonuses for having more than one party member with a Guild feat apply even if they're members of different Guilds.[/QUOTE]
covaithe
Explorer
Wait, what? Seriously? If in a party someone takes Roof Runners, someone else takes Grasping Magpies, and someone else takes Wall Crawlers, they can aid another on either Thievery, Acrobatics, or Athletics, and end up with +10 to the check? That seems a lot better than the original feat.
No. When they applied that caveat, they meant characters from different 'fluff' guilds, not characters with different guild feats. For instance, Johnny Nimblefingers comes from the Roots and is a member of that halfling thief guild. Jimmy One-eye comes from Baccarta is a member of a pirate thief guild. They're from different guilds, but if both have the same guild feat, such as Silent Eyes, they can use their 'stacking' ability.
Honestly, they could have left that out, because the feats provide the 'stacking' with someone who has the same feat, regardless of actual guild membership.
Honestly, they could have left that out, because the feats provide the 'stacking' with someone who has the same feat, regardless of actual guild membership.
